
Eiffel Tower
Completed in 1889 for the World's Fair, the tower has three public levels. You can take the lifts to the second floor or the summit, or climb the stairs to the second floor.
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Completed in 1889 for the World's Fair, the tower has three public levels. You can take the lifts to the second floor or the summit, or climb the stairs to the second floor.
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Built in AD 70–80, the Colosseum held up to 50,000 spectators. The combined ticket includes the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill, the heart of ancient Rome.
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A fortress, palace and prison built by William the Conqueror. Today it holds the Crown Jewels and is guarded by the Yeoman Warders (Beefeaters).
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The giant observation wheel on the South Bank takes about 30 minutes for one rotation, with views over Westminster and beyond.
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A vast museum of world history, with the Rosetta Stone, Egyptian mummies and the Parthenon sculptures.
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A walk across the high-level glass walkways of London's iconic bridge, with an engine room visit.
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Gaudí's unfinished basilica has been under construction since 1882 and is still being built; completion of the main tower is targeted around 2026, the centenary of his death. Inside, the columns branch like trees and the stained glass throws colour across the stone. It is the most visited monument in Spain and one of the most distinctive churches in the world.
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A visit to FC Barcelona's stadium and museum, including the pitch side and the dressing rooms.
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The ferry from Battery Park stops at Liberty Island and Ellis Island, home to the immigration museum. Standard tickets include the grounds; pedestal and crown access are limited extras.
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The 1931 Art Deco skyscraper has observation decks on the 86th and 102nd floors, with views of the whole of Manhattan.
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The observation deck at Rockefeller Center gives a view that includes the Empire State Building, which you cannot see from the Empire State itself.
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One of the world's great museums, with two million works spanning 5,000 years.
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An outdoor observation deck 335 metres up, with a glass floor and angled glass walls.
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At 828 metres, the world's tallest building has observation decks on levels 124, 125 and 148, with views across the city, the Gulf and the desert.
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A 150-metre frame-shaped building with a glass-floored walkway and views of old and new Dubai.
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An open-air rooftop observation deck on top of Shibuya Scramble Square with 360-degree views and a close-up of Shibuya Crossing.
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An immersive digital art museum where you walk through water and mirrored rooms.
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The world's tallest tower at 634 metres, with two observation decks and views to Mount Fuji on clear days.
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The red-tiled dome is the symbol of Florence. A combined ticket covers the climb inside the dome, the bell tower, the baptistery and the cathedral museum.
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An underground Roman water reservoir with hundreds of columns, including two with Medusa heads.
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A 167-metre observation wheel on the Strip with views over the city and the desert.
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An observation tower with thrill rides and views of the city.
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The 5th-century BC citadel above Athens, with the Parthenon, the Erechtheion and the Temple of Athena Nike. The views over the city are as good as the monuments.
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A rotating cable car carries visitors to the 1,085 m summit, with trails and views over the city and the Atlantic.
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Giant Supertrees, the Cloud Forest and the Flower Dome make a futuristic garden beside Marina Bay.
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The former royal yacht, now a museum in Leith, with the royal apartments and engine room.
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A behind-the-scenes tour of one of baseball's most famous ballparks.
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The highest point on Hong Kong Island, reached by a historic tram from Central, with the classic skyline view over the harbour.
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One of the world's tallest buildings, with an observation deck on the 118th floor and a view of the city.
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A museum of ancient Chinese art with bronzes, ceramics and calligraphy.
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The 452-metre twin towers linked by a sky bridge, among the world's tallest, with an observation deck and shopping mall.
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A telecommunications tower with an observation deck and sky deck views over the city.
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A tower on Namsan Mountain with views over the city, reached by cable car or on foot.
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A huge art museum in the former Winter Palace of the tsars, with rooms of Old Masters, Impressionists and Russian imperial interiors.
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A 600-metre tower on the Pearl River with observation decks, a glass walkway and a spinning cabin ride.
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Twin towers joined by a floating observation deck with 360-degree views of the city.
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A ropeway and mini-cable car to a hilltop with sweeping city views, one of Japan's top night views.
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A 103rd-floor observation deck with glass ledges that extend out from the building, about 412 metres up.
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One of the oldest and largest art museums in the US, with works by Seurat, Hopper, Monet and Van Gogh.
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NASA's launch site, with the Atlantis shuttle exhibit, rocket garden and Apollo/Saturn V centre.
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A Smithsonian museum with the Wright Flyer, Apollo 11 command module and space exhibits.
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The oldest ballpark in Major League Baseball, home of the Red Sox, with its Green Monster wall.
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Seattle's 184-metre landmark, with a rotating glass floor and 360-degree views of the city and mountains.
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A retired aircraft carrier turned museum, with flight deck, aircraft and veteran guides.
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A 553-metre tower with a glass floor, a 360 Restaurant and the thrilling EdgeWalk around its roof.
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Canada's largest museum of world culture and natural history, with dinosaurs, Egyptian mummies and a striking glass-crystal extension.
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Tunnels leading behind the Horseshoe Falls to viewing portals, plus an outdoor platform at the base.
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A 236-metre tower with an observation deck and revolving restaurant overlooking the falls.
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A gondola ride up Sulphur Mountain to a summit boardwalk with views of six mountain ranges.
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A seven-storey visitor attraction in the old brewery, ending with a pint in the Gravity Bar with city views.
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A grand red sandstone museum with Dalí, a Spitfire and a hanging collection of heads.
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A behind-the-scenes tour of Liverpool FC's home, including the dressing rooms and pitch side.
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A museum with many of the finest finds from Pompeii and Herculaneum, including mosaics and frescoes.
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A vast Gothic cathedral with 3,400 statues and a rooftop walk among the spires.
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A cable car to the top of Mount Srđ for panoramic views.
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BMW's showroom and museum, with cars, motorbikes and engineering exhibits.
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The 30-metre statue on Corcovado mountain, one of the New Seven Wonders.
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A granite peak reached by cable car, with views over Guanabara Bay.
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A 508-metre skyscraper with a fast elevator and outdoor deck on the 91st floor.
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A museum with one of the world's largest collections of Chinese imperial art.
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